Morocco: A Lenient Sentence

Publicado Posted by Jillian C. York on 25/10/2009

In September, we learned about Zineb Chtit, the young Moroccan girl who was severely beaten while working as a maid. Last week, it was announced that Zineb's attacker Nawal Houmin, the wife of the couple who had hired her, was to be punished for the crime with a sentence of 3 years imprisonment and a $3,000 fine. Jillian C. York shares reactions from the blogoma.

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Morocco: A Lenient Sentence

Morocco: A Lenient Sentence

Morocco: Peace Corps Community Honors So Youn Kim - Jillian C. York

Morocco: Reverse Expulsion of Sahrawi Activist - Human Rights Watch

Western Sahara: Aminatou Haidar Deported - Jillian C. York

Morocco/Western Sahara: Reverse New Rule on Sahrawi Activists Contacts - Human Rights Watch

Georgia: Reaction to lack of media attention on Azerbaijan bloggers' trial - Dodka

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